The Bazhou Museum unveils the mysterious veil of the Loulan Beauty!

🌈Attraction Features: 1⃣ Architectural characteristics: The design is centered around the Loulan pagoda, complemented by the Mongolian Vajra Sarira pagoda as the architectural base, symbolizing the building's quest and contemplation of the ancient Loulan culture. 2⃣ Loulan Culture: Through the partial scene restoration and character reenactment of the Loulan city gate, streets, houses, small river cemeteries, and ancient tomb gullies, visitors are immersed in the charm of Loulan culture. 3⃣ The Long Journey Home: Through giant paintings and graphic introductions, you will truly understand the historical background of 'The Hero's Journey Home'. Unable to endure the humiliation by Tsarist Russia, the Torghut people, led by their leader Ubashi, resolutely decided to return to the east, traveling tens of thousands of miles, shouting 'Towards the east, never looking back' to return to the motherland. The Torghut's resistance against Tsarist Russia's oppression and enslavement, and their fearless return to the motherland, is not only a significant and touching event in our country's history but also created a world-famous miracle. 🏝Visit Route: Starting from the entrance, the first to third floors are the key visiting areas, in order: 🔅 First Floor: 'Bazhou Historical and Cultural Exhibition', showcasing the historical development of Bazhou and its important hub status on the Silk Road. 🔅 Second Floor: 'Loulan Historical Relics Exhibition', the most mysterious exhibition hall, displaying the cultural relics and mummies of the ancient kingdom of Loulan. Unveiling the mysterious veil of the ancient city of Loulan. 🔅 Third Floor: 'The Journey Home Historical and Cultural Exhibition', through giant paintings, real-life setups, and other means, depicts the tragic journey of the Mongolian Torghut tribe leader Ubashi leading 170,000 people on their journey home, allowing visitors to feel the power of the spirit of returning home. 🕐️Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-18:00, Closed on Mondays (except national statutory holidays). Free admission, visitors need to present their ID card or other valid documents, limited to one ticket per person. 🚙Transportation to the Attraction: 🔹 The museum is not far from the train station, you can take a bus to the Post Office Building Station, and it's just across the road. 🔹 For those driving themselves, please note that the museum's parking lot may require advance registration, and parking may not be possible without prior notice. 💗Other tips: What's most worth spending time on at the museum are the interpretations of Loulan culture and the display of mummies, as well as the history of the tragic long journey home, which stirs up a fervent passion in those who see it!